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"My husband was deployed for 8 months of the year..."

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YES!!! My husband was deployed for 8 months of the year in 2010 and 4 months of the year in 2009. Your combat pay will not be counted as income because that is tax free. It depends on how much you made for the months that you were in the states and how much federal taxes were withheld from that. The amount of federal taxes withheld is based on your W-4 status and how many dependents you are claiming throughout the year. It is best to do married filing 0 so more is taken from your check and you get more back at the end of the year. Or if you want more throughout the year, put married filing 2 on your W-4 but you get back less when filing taxes.

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Approximately around 25%
An individual`s marginal income tax bracket depends upon his income and his tax-filing classification. As of 2010, there are six tax brackets for ordinary income (ranging from 10% to 35%) and four classifications: single, married filing jointly (or qualified widow or widower), married filing separately, and head of household.
Taxpayers are also allowed a personal exemption depending on their filing status. The personal exemption amount in 2009 is $3,650 per person. The link will help you in calculating the tax rate you need to pay:
http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96196,00.htmlhttp://www.investopedia.com/calculator/USTaxBracket.aspx
The people within this bracket have a less risk of being audited because the IRS focuses their attention on more than 50 000$. In case there`s an IRS problem or audit, always save vital records to utilize as reference and keep your exposure to a minimum. If you wish to pay less tax, there are various steps you can do and various things that you really have to avoid if you want the IRS to stay away or for you to stay out of prison.

You probably can. Although I wouldn`t recommend it. Best to tough it out unless you have a better job lined up. Even if you do try and succeed to stop the extra 4 hours, they will frown at your for doing it. They way they treat you afterwards will change and they might start looking for reason`s to get rid of you. Although if you can get the rest of your co workers to stand up with you, that would put a stop to it and not make just you look bad.

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If you are single claiming 2 allowances, get paid weekly and live in Illinois your net check will be around $ 312.63. If you are married claiming 2 allowances, get paid weekly and live in Illinois your net check will be around $ 323.97. How often you get paid can change the amount of your taxes withheld so please keep in mind I calculated this based on getting paid every week.

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If you live in Ontario, Canada and are paid a salary your employer can legally request that your work up to 44 hours per week (including 2 paid 15 min breaks per day). Unless you have a written employment agreement stating otherwise, unfortunately your employer is entirely in the right.

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